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Stochastic delay derivatives of Newcastle disease application in epidemic model: Stability analysis and approximation
The illicit trade in wildlife for pet purposes poses a direct risk to animal populations through overharvesting, but it also serves as an indirect conduit for the spread of contagious diseases. The present study assessed the effects of the hypothetical release of captured, infected individuals of N
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